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you do realize that a concept of a court is completely country specific? what court do you mean?
by seniorivn 5y ago
you do realize that a concept of a court is completely country specific? what court do you mean?
- Dah00n 5y agoCourts in China works just as well/bad as in, say, the US. A specific name doesn't change that.
- seniorivn 5y agoi mean that china isn't an entity that you could sue, any foreign court has no power over china, and suing chineese government in chineese court is a joke(much more than doing the same in us, by the way)
- sudosysgen 5y agoSuing the US government in a US court is only possible insofar as the US government agrees to be sued. It's the principle of sovereign immunity.